disruptive in Italian
disruptive in Italian is disgregante, frantumante — disruptive means causing trouble, disorder, or interruption to normal activity.
disruptive in Italian
disgregante
Causing disruption or unrest.
frantumante
Causing disruption or unrest.
What does "disruptive" mean?
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adj Causing trouble, disorder, or interruption to normal activity.
"The teacher asked the disruptive students to sit apart."
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adj In business, describing an innovation that radically changes or displaces an existing market.
"Streaming was a disruptive technology for the TV industry."
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disruptive in a sentence
- The teacher asked the disruptive students to sit apart.
- Loud construction noise was disruptive to the neighborhood.
- Streaming was a disruptive technology for the TV industry.
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What is "disruptive" in Italian?
"disruptive" in Italian is disgregante, frantumante. disruptive means: Causing trouble, disorder, or interruption to normal activity.
How do you use "disruptive" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher asked the disruptive students to sit apart." In Italian, "disruptive" is disgregante, frantumante.
Are there other ways to say "disruptive" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "disruptive": disgregante, frantumante.
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